Shakedown

by Don DeBrandt

Series: Angel: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Spin-Off (Season 1, Book 4)

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Angel and Doyle discover a group of Serpentene demons living locally as an affluent community. Not evil as such, nevertheless Cordelia and Doyle are not sure they can be trusted. Angel, on the other hand, has a deeper grasp of evil and innocence.

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Shakedown

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Angel [vampire]

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Cordelia Chase

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Los Angeles, California, USA

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Dedicated to my partner Andrea, a fiery Irish lass and the biggest Doyle fan I know.

This ones for you, darlin'.

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Visions suck, Doyle thought.

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Angel and Doyle discover a group of Serpentene demons living locally as an affluent community. Not evil as such, nevertheless Cordelia and Doyle are not sure they can be trusted. Angel, on the other hand, has a deeper grasp of evil and innocence.

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